Wooden Wedges Shims Leveling Door Frame Fixing Windows Packers spacers Set of 12

I was hanging a lot of new doors and the frames bent and bowed. Was able to straighten the frames out using these to hang doors perfectly

If you have an uneven floor or an old piece of furniture, in my home a long case [aka grandfather] clock, these are just thing for levelling. They aren't suitable for hammering into a gap: you need metal wedges for that.

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I wanted to hold the doors open to let the breeze drift through the house on hot days and they work just fine. Two of them look strange as I had to tape two wedges together to get sufficient thickness.

These pine wedges are OK, but the pine is a little on the soft side if you need something very hard. I needed them to level some shelving units.

These wedges arrived very quickly & exactly as described. All were identical in size / angle which for me was good as I glued mine into pairs to achieve a greater wedge angle & then I used three pairs to adjust the angle of a long wall fixture - which after adjustment, remained in-line - thanks to the consistency of the wedges.The wood is soft which for me was not a problem - but I'm not sure how they would stand-up to being driven in to a gap with a hammer / mallet.

Only needed two to wedge a wonky bookcase but did the job … have several spare now if anyone wants?

I have used these on various DIY projects and are simple yet effective.